Playful Van Wrap Rebrand
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m re-imagining my electrical contracting business—currently trading as “Pop’s Electric”—and the first thing I want to tackle is a head-turning van wrap. Most of my clients are boomers, yet the look still has to excite younger homeowners and, frankly, make me smile every time I jump in the driver’s seat.
Here is what I have in mind:
• Overall vibe: fun and playful rather than dull or strictly retro. Think bold, saturated colours that stay readable at a glance when the van is cruising by.
• Mascot: I’m totally flexible. A kid slugging a lightning-bolt baseball bat, a cute fat animal, even a quirky food character—if it feels energetic and friendly, I’m game.
• Naming: “Pop’s Electric” works, but if a fresher name or variation pops into your concept, pitch it.
What I need from you:
1. A full van-wrap concept rendered on both sides, rear, and hood—vector artwork ready for print (Adobe Illustrator or similar).
2. The mascot illustrated in a standalone version for use on merch and socials.
3. A concise colour palette and type suggestions that tie everything together.
Final files: AI or EPS with fonts outlined, plus high-res PNG previews. If you have questions about sizing, let me know and I’ll send the vehicle specs. I’m eager to see ideas that feel bold, approachable, and uniquely “ours.”
Here is what I have in mind:
• Overall vibe: fun and playful rather than dull or strictly retro. Think bold, saturated colours that stay readable at a glance when the van is cruising by.
• Mascot: I’m totally flexible. A kid slugging a lightning-bolt baseball bat, a cute fat animal, even a quirky food character—if it feels energetic and friendly, I’m game.
• Naming: “Pop’s Electric” works, but if a fresher name or variation pops into your concept, pitch it.
What I need from you:
1. A full van-wrap concept rendered on both sides, rear, and hood—vector artwork ready for print (Adobe Illustrator or similar).
2. The mascot illustrated in a standalone version for use on merch and socials.
3. A concise colour palette and type suggestions that tie everything together.
Final files: AI or EPS with fonts outlined, plus high-res PNG previews. If you have questions about sizing, let me know and I’ll send the vehicle specs. I’m eager to see ideas that feel bold, approachable, and uniquely “ours.”